Hep B vs CloudLabs Fish life cycle

Hep B-Ware™ is part of a series of mobile educational games developed by the Institute for Molecular Medicine and Infectious Disease at Drexel University College of Medicine. Together, Hep B-Ware™, Malaria Invasion™, and CD4 Hunter™ and CRISPR Cut Out™ introduce players to the world of infectious disease. Follow us on Twitter: @Drexel_IMMID, #IMMID, #HepBWare Game Features: Hep B-Ware is a 7-level game in which players take the role of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) navigating the bloodstream in search of a liver cell to infect. At the end of each level, players can check their knowledge by answering a pop-quiz. Players may tap the highlighted scientific terms to learn more. By intersecting real science, with attractive visuals and animations, and simple gameplay, each game level teaches players about essential aspects of the complex mechanism by which HBV infects liver cells. The player will be able to identify and discuss key elements of HBV infection throughout the viral life cycle including binding, attachment and entry; uncoating and nuclear entry; transcription and translation; glycosylation of surface proteins; capsid assembly; and HBV egress. Credits: Producer: Brian Wigdahl Ph.D. Project Director: Sandra Urdaneta-Hartmann, MD, Ph.D., MBA Creative Director: Mary Ann Comunale Ed.D. Game Design: Mary Ann Comunale Ed.D., Christopher Dobbins, Colin Page Artwork: Daniel Dobbins, Christopher Dobbins, Mary Ann Comunale Ed.D. Science Content and Script Writing: Mary Ann Comunale Ed.D., Elise Moser Ph.D. Editing: Sandra Urdaneta-Hartmann, MD, Ph.D., MBA Localization: Colin Page, Sonia Navas-Martin, Julio Martin-Garcia Funding: Drexel University College of Medicine, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, and Institute of Molecular Medicine and Infectious Disease.

This simulation allows you to design and build an aquarium to house three (3) fish. In addition, you can modify the conditions of the environment to analyze if there are alterations in the species and thus determine their life cycle according to the environment where they must live. You will also be able to differentiate between living beings and inert objects in each environment.